Crick's extremely outstanding power made it more convenient to look for talents. He took action as fast as possible. It took him less than two days to travel around the hill, and he found eight young men with a perception above 12 and an intelligence above ten. According to his estimates, they were capable enough to become low-ranking priests with that talent, since many of the low-ranking priests he had met were all about this level.
Among them, there was a tall man named Thatch, and his perception had been amazingly high—sixteen! Although his intelligence was only nine, Crick still counted him in and planned to recommend him especially.
What did his perception of 16 mean? Take Crick as an example—his perception was 12. When he was sitting inside a house, there was no one who could pass by outside the house without being noticed by him. He could even know whether the one passing by was wearing armor or not or was tall and strong or short and weak.
